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'Absolutely not': Harris denies asking O'Donovan to resign in phone call earlier this month
Speculation has been rife in Leinster House over the events that immediately preceded Patrick O’Donovan taking ill at a recent EU presidency event in Limerick.
Yesterday
27th October 2026
Friends of the Earth calls data centre lobby boss 'insulting' after comparing residents to Brexiteers
Ryanair to close bag drop desk one hour before flight's departure (it's currently 40 minutes)
The tightened schedule will take effect from Tuesday 10 November.
Post-mortem to take place today for woman found dead in Finglas
Striking solicitors want 'two tweaks' ahead of meeting with Jim O'Callaghan
This week
25th October 2026 - 28th October 2026
Data centre lobby declares Sally Rooney a 'hypocrite' for focus on printed word over e-books
Housing insiders warn construction could slump with minister's new plan
The changes were announced to little fanfare this week, but have set off alarm bells in the housing sector.
Last week
18th October 2026 - 24th October 2026
Irish data centre chief says critics are 'like Brexiteers' and fuelled by conspiracy theories
Man whose body was discovered at Macroom golf course named locally
Two arrested in Co Louth after explosive components seized in long-running investigation
Limerick boarding school Glenstal Abbey to close after almost 100 years
Intense rain and flooding expected as Storm Austen sweeps in
Department of Justice forced grandparents' hug ad to be taken down after online backlash
Websites around the world go dark after critical security flaws exposed
Investigation launched after two bodies found at house in Bray
Plans for 540 homes on Dublin lands owned by JP McManus and John Magnier knocked back
Waterford comes together for English family, even as questions and fears remain
Philip and Kim English and their sons Callum and Jayden were laid to rest today.
This month
October 2026
Ireland's biggest private landlord firm tries to evict former employee from Dublin apartment
At a tribunal hearing, details were laid out about a souring of relations between Ires Reit and the tenant.
McEntee says public sector strikes 'won't benefit anybody' ahead of teachers joining action
Tributes pour in for award-winning photographer who died in motorcycle crash
Up to 500 French schools to be totally or partly closed amid student protests
Labour accuses government of 'shameful posturing' over plans to slow minimum wage increases
Gardaí investigating Yves Sakila's death make appeal for woman knocked down during incident
Drumcree: Thousands gather at rival rallies in Portadown as police say it is illegal to block road
Landlord must pay almost €20k after evicting tenant and using flat for short-term lets
Trump claims diesel ban was ‘never really on the table’ after Europe releases reserve barrels
How this Wicklow golf course became a battleground in the government's push for rezoned land
Some 1,600 homes are proposed for Greystones as part of the government’s new efforts to get councils to provide more land for homes.
Last month
September 2026
Naas residents plan to fight data centre plan at 'every step' after council defeat
Campaigners suffered a setback to their bid to stop Microsoft developing a data centre campus this week.
Slowdown in Dublin house prices amid a fall in demand from homebuyers
Flahavan's workers win pay boost of up to 21.5% as unrest ends at porridge company
Sinn Féin, Social Democrats and Greens call for FAI board to step aside
The vote by players to proceed with the game following hours of confusion on Saturday.
Heavy rain to hit six Munster and Leinster counties under Status Orange warning this morning
After years of delays, developers say they're still nervous about building homes along Metrolink line
Van driver who left the scene of fatal hit-and-run in Co Kerry arrested
Dublin-Belfast train travelling every two hours after security alert, down from hourly service
Young woman hospitalised with serious injuries after van and e-bike collide in Drogheda